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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
AUCriON sALEs-This DHy.
BY Fred. II. Williams, Auctioneer,
~. h. Cook. salesman.l
M 10 Governor street

HOU SEHOL FURNITURE,
IA FLOUR. CRACKERS. TOBACCO. &c, At
AUCTION. TO-DAY n, 1920 o'clock Will ,cil
go9I assortment Of UGNlTURE, including
Dedstead-, Marble-Top Burean-. Washstahds'
&C. also. 10 barrels Flour. - boxes >odH
Crackers. aud IS cadd.cs OF good Growing To-
bacc0. FRED. Ii. WILLIAMS
nos Auotoncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents aud AuciIoneors,
No. , north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF THREE SNUG.
"A NEW FRAME DWELLINGS, On Iiis
NORTH LINE OF BACON BETWEEN ST.
JAMES AND SECOND STREETS. IMNkn1-
ATFLY OPPOSITE THE PROPOSED SITE or
JACKSOS-W ARD PARN.-By request % mo
owner. we will sell, by auction, upon the pre-
miscs. on
SATURDAY. NOvEwBEE II, lSS'.
at o'clock +. NJ. the ab"ve-meniiontd nie-
nertv, 10 be sold together or separately. This
sale offers good opportunity 10 hose seeking =
good Investment
TEENS: Inviting. Moor
4ttg.flnp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
DEPARTURE ar STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL - Ff-k
s..CSssss1sa
MOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed smiling DAYS. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at l. NJ. and every SUNDAY az
4. 81
Freight for Tuesdays ami Fniays' steamers
received ;iu li.S0 4. -; Tor sundays steamer
ull jP ". saturday. Freight received daily III
=. II.
Fare. 81.
For further information apply to
j. ". McC ARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Orice Rockets,
W. T.. CLt De 4 Co.
no. General Agents Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08

TO 800 A MONTH CAN BE
y / w made working Coz as. Agents pre-.
farred who car furD "a their own nor-ef AMI
give their Who q time g. the ppstuta5 spare
moments may be praniabs employed al>o.
few vacancies iu togn. and CITIES Il. T. JOHN
Sun q Co.. 1859 Main stree. Richmond. Va,
not dNWlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08

or
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 49,,
ut a.. p. H.. the aforementioned DESIRABLE
Property. m location alt surroundings
arc eduh 10 any in the tty. Tho dwelling Is
cornphraiively new was bliit by the la'u 0Sn"r
for his own use. IL hss been Thoroughly reno
yated. papcfed. and painted, and really 10Y I'M
mediate occupancy. The building II throe
stoig, stock-bficS front. win wing ans poNh' s.
contains about twclye roo - ond modern congo-
uiercc. For a home 30 better property ca be
; cI Lot 90 feet uy 80 icsD more or lcss. = en-
alley. Convenient TO Monroe PARK aud CITY
railway.
rsKMs: Ono fourth ash residue lp siN. twelve,
and eighteen nonihs. the purclaser o. give n e.
gotiaslr notes with per cent interest aided.
aud title 60 be- retained uu,l the entire pure, ase
money is uaid aad conveyance ordered 10y tue
court FLLhN - COLLlNe'
Saaefal torlmfsstsunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08

Democrats OF Richmond. pay no at
ten,ion to Experimentation Reform
buster and bluff. Vote early to-day.
Votes are worth all the bluff and bluster
in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08

WANTED, All los SOU TIL 'tllIRD
w street. n HOUSE. GIRL Must oc willing
to refer 10 last EN- l0ycr. no N-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
WANTED. HORSES TO BOARD.

usyirg raised large crop Of corn and hay.
desire 70 feed IL at Chatsworth. Horses viii be
carefully Kept.
malt T. B CHAFFIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
DRDMONT AIR.LINE.
Schedule ln Effect Train rrar
November 6, ls-i. 40. - 'N. %

Train No. 81 mase- connection ~ heysvls
for Chase Cify a0d Clarksriile: at Grcenstnro
for Durham anJ k4eign daily except ~ualay
and al points on North Carolina Division, aui
Northwertern North Carolina railroad
Train No - makes connection a. Greoush0rf
for Raleigh. OcitrhorO. aud NoreheaG CITY ~
salisbury tor Asaetilie. Hot springs, and al
points In Western North Carolina. at Charloiis
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad
for Columbia. Augusta Aiken. Charesfen. -
yannah, 1homGsYille. Ga.. Jacksonville. Ani
oiner Florida points. also. with Carolina Cen
ual railroad Tor Wilmington.
trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond
6.lS 4. II. aud 3ij i. VI.
BURKEVlLiE ACCOMMODATION.
Z $500. ys..lr..n-f frlff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-08
VOBK.BIyEB LINE-DAILY VA

NORk-klN tk IlNt-DAlll WA
4 WEST POiNp EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The fayorite route 81 Baltimore. The steamers
on This Hue are m0iels of beauty, elegan.c. AMI
comfort Leave Richmond 3..UP. ". arrive is.-
tmore $50 A. VI. leave Baltimore g.. arrive
Richmond 1910 A. VI.
Farc Richmond 90 Baltimore fir.tcias. g.
second class. N.O
Tho York River Line affords superior sfv4r-
tages 20 the business world Ia enabling 'lrn %
leave Richmond near the close of tfr ssfs
transactions and arrive AZ Baltimore early fsr
morning. after having enjoyed 1rHe.H.
nights rest, free from tue duet aud o. .r 10 .a.
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMNODATlUN
Leave Richmond Uwony-thud
street depot ................-. fl.. A. y.
Arrive Richmond Twenty tmri
street depot .... ........-.... b. II.
Daily. fuaiiy except sunday.
Depot ana uckrt-0ilicc: Foot Virginia street,
Uptown oflco. Corner lontn AMI Main .'f.olA
JAS l. TAI LOk.
General pI-soucrr Agelg
T. r. pDlI~.
Division Passenger agent.
Richmond "a.
SOL. HAAS. TJafic Manager;
L. o. fVHnM Al i..uaruf hnr4vnF nod
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16
Hold Onto Your Homes.

There is 4 disposition among many
OF our farmers who find themselves
possessed Of valuable farms which they
uttered rs government land. to sell out.
hat they may Immediately realize in
cash the money they have made.
Generally speaking we think they are
committing a very serious mistake.
Upon them. the pioneers of 4 new
'ountrr have t"llon the burdens and
an'>A;ps Of developing q barren
waste into a rich and productive
country. ana WHO should rca'Izc Ike
benefits and profits ifn9t they? The
last few Years have developed the fact
'he fact to the satisfaction of every
intelligent faImos that as an an acri-
cultural and stock raising country.
Northwestern Kansas is second to
none The land taken and BOUGHT
by our fathers years ago in Illinois
Iowa and Nebraska. at from Sl.2a to
$40 per acre is to day. one generation
after worth from $in to $lu0 per acre.
History repeats itself and what hap
pence there Will rs aSsuredlv come to
pass here rs that day will follow NIGHT.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

Hon. c. J. Jones. Of Garden City
Kansas. Informed a Kansas Farmer
representative that lie had collect
ed together q herd OF forty buffalo
which he proposes to breed in their
purity; also to cross with native cattle
and the pure bred Galloway cattle. All
Northwest and Northern Kansas Will
have a larger corn crop than was
anticipated four weeks ago. The late
rains have greatly improved the crop
prospect
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

THIS week We place at the head
Of our columns The Republican ticket.
the ticket we shall support. 3. Van
Slyck the present County Clerk is one
Of the old settlers Of Graham County.
Honest, upright, and 3 srst class bus
mess man, he hns won the respect OF
all with whom he Inns come in con
tact. The county books under his
cha'-c are maryels of ncamrs9 ano
accuracy, opposed only by The
ling his election is forc4one
conclusion
S. G. Wilson, County Treasurer is well
known in the equity ard especially
Ill tits township N1trc his home has
Eccn formany wears None have ever
said au2ht against $. G. Wilson,
honesty or capabiiity. III his manage
inent Of the finances Of the county he
has been Just to all Courteous ana
olliping lie is to-day mcuh stronger
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Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

Thcstatcment that cattle can no Ion
Ger be raised with any profit because
ct the unpreccdentcdly low prices at
which they must be sold is 4 surprising
one. considering the fact that consum-
ers are paying as much for beef as
they did when the cattle raising indus
try was the most profitable one in
the country. If the supply is 50
much larger than the demand that cat
tie can not be disposed Of at rates
which will justify sending them the
market. then surely there is no good
reason why the butchers should con
Gnuc to exact the high prices that
prevailed years ago, when they were
obliged topay two or three times rs
much as they now do for their stock.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

TnE wife Of Buffalo BIZ, has very
recently made applications for a Iii
yorce. in Blue Mound ILL., This is not
very commendabIe for the great Wild
west Snowman who is winning 50 many
Iaurels in England and elsewhere. on
public exhibition.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

Tux New YORK Engineering New.
has received details of the strike or
salt ut Ellsworth, Kansas. The vein
Is LOO feet thick and % per cent p.re.
The other IS per cent, being mag
nesia, but no potash. Tie salt is pure
White and fit for table use on grinding
only. The vein Is only 705 feet be-
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

Ten deaths from typhoid fever had
occurred at Robertsdale, Pa, and there
were fifty cases Of the dise2se existing
on the ID The epidemic was attrib-
utcd to foul wells.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-16

For County Clerk,
b. NANSLYCK,
Of Graham Township.
For County Treasurer,
8. q. WILSON.
OF Incidents Township.
For Rcgistcs,
!. G. NEACiEM,
OF Morcland Township,
For Sheriff,
y. c. STOTTS,
Of Gettysburg Township.
For County Surveyor,
Ed ATKIN.
Of Gettysburg Township.
For Coroner,
DR. LOOMS,
OF Millhrook Township,
For Commissioner.
ROBERT ALLEN,
OF Indiana Township.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

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.uHx XIX stA ae. iI'rs-a urstyla sSb
900 s.H r.V. tsraIuar'r. rau' Ur - r.T ls.
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f'#s'I'"sH' a''u1'i If TU -.r. gsIHf iaHr
rsHuIFs Dui. usaI
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
AssOoIAIION BGANDa. l.oLuna.l
pHa wgup.

uigh. Al.puwu - rulr-orcirrlu 900 itn
CuuHaln.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

,aurt tr1ai-I r. H,.,rua 90. s'r. Sic
rr,u Y rnfrHp u.r,r.'rzH.irl "r
.r't aiI. rausH. Ug..r white H,graai '.r.n
rF ~ wo..r5. ras'.f.~ si i's-ss. NoFz'r
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19

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Hrfnn'afsu sl'. tiaf-rs' 'irr'i.r' s..r
.rIf ,aTrfI Dig .g fsHlaiF- TT.af fa. s..a.ss
WH.E.. r.sH.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
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The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
THOMSON. AEa~ a .cmtrrI..

Above brand on l.'i hIr. eide OF .h"uid"r.
Alec ovu circle y brand un any part Of
.aiinai. iIuFss trani circle y On loft .houl'
Tor. Hans,. ricrancc creek. between whi'r
river. rarachuii. sni isoan cTccs.. r,'-iosiic"
address. Nr-k-r.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
JumN uu

Move lrau1 at IrJ tu UaTi. t1suln.
Same up i"fi 'Hlr Iar.s, s.,LHr aui,.,
.iN. r"'iutry aiis,-', john Js's, N-rk-r
's'iIfa.iu.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-19
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Iuft side. ii.rsr uuuI. HHur a- evil. uu leo
.aUn fai mud hIf
Also own i:ar-Diamund brand.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR SALE-ie0xi+a Il. corner across - frosa site
i OF union freight depot Here : To-. n..i.,s Ia
double your money in % days. Cail soon. Nccaita
4 Miller.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
A SLIGHT R!E /
In the Great Strike Cloud-phe End
Thought to be Near.

New YORK. Feb. st is generally te-
ieved that the great strike is about TO come
to an end The fact IS the freight hand
lers' strike is confessed to lie a failure even
by themselves: they were refused work
when they offered 10 return.
The union boat men who struck because
they would not handle ''scab coal. al
though they were satisfied with the price
paid them. - cents IA ton are weakening
They hesitate to openly abandon the cause
OF the strikers. but - cents a
ton now offered Is So tempt
ing that those who Own the boats
compromised by making out bills of sale
of boats to friend that friend goes to the
companies and offers 10 transport coal 1T
ruling rates Their offers have mostly
beea refused, the companies preferriug as
long as they have got TO pay exhorbiiaEt
rates 10 pay them TO outsiders.
Loncshoremcn's Union No. met in
Brooklyn last night About 800 members
were present These were decidedly in
favor of continuing the fight Older men,
however, expressed the conviction that the
men would have to go back before Thurs
day.
There was considerable activity Oh the
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Mutiny in a Convict Camp.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., Feb. 8.-A mutinv
took place yesterday at the convict camp.
four miles from the city. For several
weeks the men had been FESTIVE; thew com
planned OF hard work and lack of food. All
day Sunday the men huddled close togeth-
er aud refused to talk to the guards. When
dark came the men were ordered to retire
for the night. Forty refused to do SO.
Yesterday morning when the force were
ordered out to work, forty still refused.
The guards, who only numbered ten, dis
charged several volleys directly into the
mutinous group; peppering them profusely
with bird shot. This brought them to
their senses, but secured for them "a place
in the hospital instead Of on the road.
They still declare they will not work. The
guard was greatly enlarged last night
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

E1NOR SALE-Ferrel-'s book store lsG Main Il
goods nearly and wei bought. vitl gNctans IL.
for land suitable for horse raising his 3 your
chance - 6ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

sNoR SALE OR IgADE-For soot real esfac. ia
L Se,sSwicN or stjoisiu-; counties, store room
and general ssore AL fresh aGd staple -Ocds. Bssf
reasons Tor selling Lck box - Clearwater. rams.
- /.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09


Seveuty-fve feet corner Of Market and
Tenth, north and east front with tiye-rOom
house; price $1,000.
Fifty feet between Park and Tenth on
Main; price s., 900.
Fifty feet between Tenth and Eleventh On
Main: good tive-room house, barn, coal
house, sidewalk and cellar; price 5000.
Lot 1913 Court street: (Nor;h Mainl price
$4,000
Seyenty-fve feet corner Of Market and
Twelfth, running through to Main: house,
barr, etc, Improvements worth 81, '50; price
$1,000.
Ninety feet on Market between Pine and
Oak; fcur-room house, large shade trees
price 81, 500.
Fifty feet on Lawrence avenue l15 feet
north of First: good house, barn, stone side
walk etc. price $4,000.
Fifty feet on Cleveland avenue, east front,
on street car line: price $500.
REDFIELD. WOOD & Co.,
d10-6t 1913 North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. February :
The w.leat market dull and featureless to-day.
Rains were reported rs prevailing throu yhoUt the
entire winter whea: beit hut had no appreciate
bearing on the course of values beyond prOvokir;
fair degree Of buying al the opening untcr which
the May wheat advanced from SIS the opening ar-
ureS to Sjit. FROM that point the offerings grew
larger and very little support given 70 the ma
kst. The price for May wheat dropped OF slowly "a
Sc and closed at inside figures TIE cables quoted all
foreign dull Receipts at Il point, aggregated 25t"y
while the export clearin<s were larger than usual
AZ rrcSatiUE @3.sH D, sheis.
The other cereals rUle1 heavy and prices fen of.
under moderately dun speCul-t tive snerugS. NAV
corn declined .. 10 49, Gut closed at in,fce fsur5
MAY oats declined 70 -'t tile lowest price ,'i.rrrnr
In m paths.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.


FlCur-5Iore active and firm; Xxx. 81 1892 So
family. g t5r 50 @ choice fancy, s. seq IS 50; fancy
IS 8jls4 10: patents. 81 25G4 81.
Wheat-Duli and easy; fluctuations were confined
within range of Is cents. the closing figures "
der yesterday. No. red. cash, ol@SlY; March, -;
May, b;5E@S513; closing S..
szCorn-Dun and easy, closing 4 lower than yester
terday- No. mixed cash, 2si.; March. 2Si4 asked;
May, 2914.
kye-Firmer at 52(95lIk.
Bariey-No. unchanaed
Lead-Firm. 49, for all grades.
Butfer-Dul and easy; creamery dairy. i5e.
Eggs-Yery weak at Is.
PrOvis ons-very quiet bat about steady.
Pork-:I3 e21SG1l3 -.
Lard-S6 45G6 So
Receipls-FIour 500: wheat. $50: corn, sl00O:
oats. 2asJ; rye. $780, barley, 5ta1-
Shipments-Flour, 100; wheat. 3eelC; corn. 800;
oats, 1896 rye. none; barley. a!s-.
Afternoon board wheat weak and j4a12S cent lower
Corn barely steady but about unchanged.
b Dats y lower.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
The Wabash Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. S.-The purchas-
ing committee Of the Wabash railroad
property announce that on March 1st they
expect to take possession of their property.
When the road was sold by order of the
United States district court, it was ordered
that the committee should pay to the court.
on, or before March lst 1897, s., 000, 000 to
pay such awards as the court might make
in winding up the affairs of old company.
These conditions the committee will il j,
said comply with and take possession cf
their property
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

piers Of the river front this morning and
freight is being moved with much more
dispatch than on any day since the strike
The time that has elapsed since the long
shoremen and freight handlers quit work
has enabled railroad and steamship COM
panies to select and in some cases train
sufficient men to keep freight moving
along Besides many of the old freight
handlers and lOngshoremen are coming
hack to work
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

l.Npr SAIL lots ~ Vain tslwgra ist and q,
Z s.S.iss1. lat ga Main ia.tersn 20 aus3 central
s.,.s. lots on Man Sst - > tJt> oE Nan 81 tsss
lot oH CONT. q t' i,t- ga ,utt FiHHt5 lot
Cuust Sa.5si la t'ntyrf Siufe , lots Cssarf
s1.,i-2 lots court sa1ti. et Ga Cesrt Ss.Hss
lufs MaFiet O.. a. bats VA act SIS var lots
On " alter 81 ga lot- ga = afFr S-~rWs lots
= ichta aud - SttSs- lrt- IsYftucr Sg0lss,
lots On AN ave rarth ~ sIfas; i1t ita
rorth uf - g. s4. iotz tn a. - IA uarh q let
slu,uu. icrs GsI,k Irfth IF ia tset @ iats
ipIeSa s. rtf a5.d otfsss Snfisn
call ant ne. elusive ~ l1ts y i-str stree
car barn STANDS. " g. Fn'sr. SIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Continued from First Page. ]

the consideration of resolutions expressing
the esteem il which the house held the
memory of the deceased representatives
from the state of New York, Messrs Arnot,
Beach and Downney. Eulogies of the
public services and private character of the
deceased were delivered by MeSSrs Willard,
VanEaton, Felix Campbell and Others,
and at $50 the house adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR SALE-iet acres OF land 2is DaieS north Of
4 Andoyer Kan - acres IN cultivation. = acre,
fenced for pasture large barn. good new house.
two wells ami ciseru about so good fruiI trees,
cotton wood grove. school house Opposite farm alt
good land. must k be Appreciated aad VIII
he sold cheap For fuii particulars = i premises
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

Cattle - Receipts, Zt4 shipments. -. ship.,.r-
grades strong aud a shAde h-hsr, COWS weak aud
20 lower feeding steers stead; co,i IN chntes
shipping s. 2fSa -, common 70 medium. 81 sz4 n
stcsker>. = e5E5 ~ fe-S!tng s,,ers, s ess5 GE
Hogs. - Receipts, ussi', shipments s.: -e,ss
steady common. weak snd SAsSe ic7.e-7 Eu,4i 20.
choice A. l4S a. common - rie,.ig f-E5 1s
Shsep.-hecelpts, -. shipments none steady
good IL C,oiee. 5 ls5 =; comma 80 ss-I.u = =
g 90
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Chicago Lave Stock.
CHICAGO. February :.

CHICAGO, FEBRUARY =.
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts ESQ;
shipments 300; market steady; shipping, 80
Ia soy pounds. s. 5D5 o; stCckers and feeders s. 5oa
80 bulls and mixed = '5$ -; bulk - ..
Ho5s-Receipgs 24009. shipments iotso, marker
slow. lu cents lower; rough ana mixed 81 So tcj =,
packing and shipping Coos ~ Light i55sJ y, siljs
3 FsfsI 90.
Sheey--Receipts tG0o. shipments 5g0 market
steady. natives 4tI4HF western ,5l,4 50; Texans
, nd ~. lambs tYUI5
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Strike Threatened.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 8.-A Gem
mittee Of Reading railroad worhmen again
visited the general Office Of the company
this morning and held conference with
President Corbin and General Manager
Mcleod Ii is believed by officials Of The
company that the men will strike today or
tOmOrrOW
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK, February r.
f3revcs-Receipts, 80 herd all for ci5y trade.
SiaughtererS direct no market for hecves: dressed
beef duh Al a. $40 per hundred pounds Tor sides;
exports 81 ~ quarters beef.
Sheep-No arrivals today bus car loads were in
pens Iros1 yesterday, 10 Improvement in tone or
prices and fun clearance not made; sheep sold
81 iNd5 - lambs - s5cz6 s..
Hngs-Receipts, $3.50; not enough trading make 9.
market; nomiEaily Armer and higher at 81 1905 -.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money.

New ! orr Money.
NEW YORK. February s.
GOV, rEuicit and state bonds were dGu and steady
TIE stock market was somewhat tess active espe-
cally in the 20. when specu,; zion, although
preserving It's firm tone halted somewhat, the pru
cpal influence being realization in -. Paul. Later
in the day, however, fresh movements in Pacific
Mail and Reading impaired more VIM The foreign
element not conspicuous and its operators were
abou, equally divided betweeG beth sides OF the as
count.
Money call easy at 255 per cent. closed at 3Cc4
per cent.
Prime msrcanti!e paper GG.
Sterling exchange dull BIT steady at So for O.
de DIS. and / 5 for lAlLtanl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
KANSAS& SOUTHWESTERN
Isa Kansas Road,

And is thoroughly identified with the interests
ard progress or the stste IF Kansas and its
people, and affords its pstrons facilities me-
ousled by any line in Eastern and Joathern
Kansas, running
THROUGH EXPRESS train. daily between
Kansas City and olsfhe, Ottawa, Garnet,
lola. Humboldt, Chsnute, CherryvGie. indie
pendence. Winseld, ellington, Harper
Attics and intermediate points
THROUGH MAIL trains daily. except Sun
day between Kansas City and Wellington
and intermediate stations, making close con-
rections At Ottawa, Chanute aud Cherryvsle
with our trains for EmPoria, Darlington, Gt-
rsrd. Walnut amt CoEeyville.
ACCOMMODATIONT TRAINS daily, ex-
cept Sunday, between Kansas City, Olathe
snd Ottawa.
REMEMBER that BY purchasing tickets Via
this line connection is made in the Union De-
pot nj ksns,s City with through trains "a all
points, avoiding transfers and changes a. way
stations.
THROUGH TICKETS csn be purchased via
this line 81 arr ofthe regular Coupon stations
AID YOUR baggage checked through 70 aestina-
ton Esst, West. North or South.
PULLMAN SLIPPERS on ail night trains,
Fer further Information, see maps and fold
ers or call on or address J, B. HYNEE,
General Passenger Agsnt,
2lsS-n Lawrence hs1sas
Each Township Clerk should
have Clerks Record a.d Warrant
Book
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
st. Louis Live Stock. :

9
Ca't.e-Recsipts. 90; market strong choice heavy
native steers s. 4GGtj o. iar 20 od shipping steers
SIC. ST. butchers steers fair choice 50 ots4 ~
feesiers fair $1,000 s53 q. stockers fair 20 good
s. t0e3 "a; Texas common cnoics. 8 s5G3 CO.
EOg-s-Heceipts go; market active but lower
choice heavy and butchers selections s. S.@j 80
packing fair 10 good. s. c3G5 IS; ytrkers medium
70 fancy, s. SOS - pigs common 10 good 81 1904 60.
Market closed quiet.
Sheep-Rec~ipts I4n': market steady; common q
fair. s. 6lGc3 20; Medium TO prime s. - 81 80.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

I%oR SAtf.-J1xilp II, co.ner q Main and Water
! man sts. il a snap ia business property
oaIy for ( W days AcCalia = Miller, III Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
4 Hen On.

New YORK. Feb. Sit is reported tlat
negotiations are pending between the Ad-
ans Express Co. and Baltimore & Ohio
railroad by which Adams may acquire con